Concrete patio contractors in South Daytona work around a 1976 median house
The median South Daytona home dates to 1976. Out of 7,475 housing units, 62.5 percent predate 1980, and 2,622 come from the 1970s alone. Single-family detached homes are only 49.4 percent of the total, and mobile homes are 13.9 percent. Before we quote, we confirm exactly what your new patio will attach to.
With an older lot, we start by finding out what's already there. The original slab might be cracked, pitched toward the house, or buried under a later pour. When it can't be saved, the old slab comes out and a new one goes in. The removal gets its own line on the written estimate, so nothing surprises you. Where the new pour meets an old house slab, we cut a joint and slope the surface away from the wall. Our patio service page walks through the build, and the South Daytona concrete page lists the rest of our work here.
